Residents of a Bannock Highway neighborhood are voicing their concerns over noise disturbances from the Blue Healer bar, which has recently hosted live music and auctions that have disrupted the peace of the area. During a recent government meeting, several community members expressed their frustrations regarding the bar's activities, which they argue are inappropriate for a residential zone.

Harold, a local resident, highlighted that the Blue Healer has been operating without the necessary permits for live music, as confirmed by Captain Dillon of the local police department. He noted that while the bar has grandfather rights to operate as a residential establishment, there have been attempts to reclassify it as commercial, raising suspicions of possible collusion. Complaints about noise have been frequent, yet enforcement of the noise ordinance has been lacking, leaving residents feeling helpless.

Colleen Armstrong echoed these sentiments, stating that the noise from the bar is audible even with windows and doors closed, forcing her family to leave their home to escape the disturbances. She emphasized the impact of foul language used during performances, particularly concerning for families with children in the vicinity.

Linda Hones added to the chorus of complaints, describing the noise as unbearable and a significant disruption to their summer evenings. She lamented the challenges of enjoying outdoor spaces due to the loud music and rowdy behavior associated with the bar's patrons.

Residents are calling for action to address what they describe as a public nuisance, urging local authorities to enforce existing ordinances and reconsider the bar's operations in a predominantly residential area. The community's patience is wearing thin, and they are seeking a resolution to restore peace to their neighborhood.